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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStory Mansion - Attachments to the plan.pdf 1 1 1 1 1 1 } The Stor FRIENDS of THE �• STORY MANSION Attachments to The Plan: The Future of the Story Mansion } ) } ) . 1 l } JUL-15-2009(WED) 13: 32 JKId/MISC. (FRX) 1d065829995 P. 008/010 STATE OF f1/IONTANA ���' �'., Prepare,sign,end submit with an original signature and fifing fee. i This is the minimum Information required, f`t (This space for use by the Secretery State only REGISTRATION or RENEWAL Y ,� of ASSUMED BUSINESS NAME ii//-- p APPLICATION ! (o ( � T STATZ Of F,�ON t ANA MAIL: LINDA MCCULLOCH ,. t�1'. , �} Secretary of State - --� � P.O.Box 202801 Helena,MT59620-2801 JUL ; 2009 PHONE: (406)444.3665 FAX: (406)444.3976 SZC9r-.x.AaY OF STATE WEB SITE: sas.mt•�ov Filing Fee;$20,00 75]24 Hour Priority Filing add$20.00 [7 1 Hour Expedite Filing add$100.00 PLEASE CHECK ONE BOX: ® Registration of Assumed Business Name (30-13-203, MCA)$20.00 ❑ Renewal of Assumed Business Name (30-13-207, MCA)$20.00 1. The Assumed Business Name is: Friends of the Story Mansion NOTE:An applicant foran assumed business name may not use a business name Identifler that Incorrectly states the type of entity that It Is,or Incorrectly Implies that it IS a type of entity other then the type of entity that It Is 30.13.202,_M . 2. The description of the business transacted under the Assumed Business Name: Organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the maki of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizartons unnr-501(c)(3) of Me inrernaT Revenue Mae. 3. The date the applicant first used the assumed business name (mo\oay\rr):.AU giijyt 19. ')o 4. The applicant is (check one and complete where appropriate): 5A Corporation D A Limited Liability Company 0 Association (Attach the names and addresses of members) ❑An Individual 0 Limited Liability Partnership (Attach the names and addresses of partners) 0 A Partnership(Attach the names and addresses of the partners or write below) S. The name and address of the applicant are as follows: Name: Friends of the Story, Inc. Address: P•0. Box 6767 City: Bozeman State: MT zip Code:59771-6767 I,HEREBY SWEAR ANO AFFIRM, under penalty of law,that the facts contained in this Application are true. Igna re of Applicant hito:l/sos.mt.eov(eusiness/FornlS.ssp 01-Assumed_Business_Neme—Reglstratlon_or—Renewal,doc Revised:6/19/2009 i _ 1) _ I1=: THU ;i'+ J5 .Nfri Ifi;C } yldUt.5['2, `_ • l,'. :iI_ O �,l ; FE 1 �1 �I � pr4parC.sigil,R37d Sl(:n3I,Ylttll an orIFInll rjgnacum and f}Iinglac• This Is the mInlmum information required. This space orust by the secreterycrState only + REGIS T RATION of ASSUME()BUSING"S:.NIAME APPLICATION MCA 30-2.20O- MAID LINDA McCULLOCH Socretar}r P.Q.Box 20Zk01 Helena,10ff59620-280: PHONE: (406)r,44-3665 ~ 'J FAX: (405)444-3975 WEB SIT Ea &0s.n1".F.orr Filing Fee:$20.G0 24 Hour Priority Filing aad$20.00 1:3 1 Hour Upedite Filing add$100-00 ?. The Assurned business Name is: Bozeman t s Iierit:age Trawl _ rao�-:An zpp!'cant for an asFurned buslnes:rama may aot use a bmincss name)den:lfler Vist Incorrertiy stotec the type of enaty vim It Is,or inrorractly in;pilut trrt it Is a type of entity otaer than the type of entity that It It?7.13-?.01.. 2. The description of the business transacted under theAssumed business P;atyie:orgat::.Zed for chacltabl_e, educational, and sc.i.entif:ic girposes, includit3g promotion of: the Story Marmsion as a I-istorie site, attic?imbkUng the itiaking of di.stri-butiorrts to organi2A. ttorts that quaT I~v as exeupt orgwaza sons tinder c, at--the— IntermaI Re—ve—nuia `3e, 3 e date the applicant first used the assumes: business name yoolpay�rr): ate of Registration Th n. T€-ie applicant Is(check only one and complete where appropriate): )0 A Corporation -A Limited Liability Company Assoclation(Attach the names and street addresses of members) El An Individual -1 Limited Liability Partnership(Attach the isanies anti street addresses of partners) A Partnership Attach the names and sweet addresses of the partners or write below) S. The name and address of the applicant is as follows: €flame: Friends of the Story, Inc. - Street Address(requirr_d): 7.13 South Willson Avenue Mailing Address(if different,from street address): P.O. Box 6767 City: Bozeman State: MT Z€pCode; 59771-6767 5, 1,HERCI3Y SWEAR Ah'oAFF!RM, under penalty of law,that the`acts contained In this Application are true. ig turf of Applicant Jane Klockman, President Date }It[ta:1/{�S:�J3�novfAus?nest Fur�n 01�Adlsfbfird_tiuslnrsf_r+tame Sternwti.dsc zetiiscd:iG/OS/z0y, f ' 1 � I MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT ON THE STORY MANSION I I This Memorandum of Agreement is made and entered into this day of December, 2009,by and between the City of Bozeman, a Municipal Corporation,herein after referred to as "City"and Friends of The Story,Inc., a Montana Non-Profit Corporation, with the purpose of preserving the Story Mansion, located in Bozeman, Montana. I RECITALS I WHEREAS, the City and Friends of The Story, Inc., a Montana non-profit corporation (hereinafter referred to as "FOS") desire to enter into this Memorandum of Agreement with regard to preservation of the historic Story Mansion located in Bozeman, Montana; and I WHEREAS, the City is a municipal corporation organized under the laws of Montana; and WHEREAS, the City owns Lot 1 A, Block 3 in the Butte Addition to the City of I Bozeman, as amended, located in the NW % of Section 18. T 2 S, R 6 E (Plat#C-35-F),more I commonly described as the Story Mansion located at 811 South Willson Avenue, City of I Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana; and I WHEREAS, the Bozeman City Commission finds it is in the best interest of the City to assist in the historic preservation of the Story Mansion; and I WHEREAS, FOS, a non-profit entity, with an express mission of dedication to preserving the Story Mansion in compliance with all applicable zoning and planning regulations; i and WHEREAS,the City and FOS are desirous of entering into a mutually beneficial agreement to facilitate development of the Story Mansion as an educational, cultural and social center with the goal of enhancing community and economic vitality in Bozeman, Montana; and I I WHEREAS,the City supports the mission of FOS in preserving the Story Mansion: and I WHEREAS, the parties find that it is in their best interest and the best interest of the I citizens of Bozeman to enter into this Memorandum of Agreement to facilitate the preservation of the Story Mansion. ( NOW,THEREFORE,in consideration of the mutual covenants and conditions I contained herein, the parties agree as follows: l. Purpose. This Memorandum of Agreement("MOA") establishes the understanding and agreement of the parties for the activities surrounding preservation, I Memorandum of Agreement 1 I City of Bozeman/Friends of The Story,Inc. I I I restoration and development of the Story Mansion and Carriage House (hereinafter referred to as "The Story") as an educational, cultural and social center in the City of Bozeman, Montana. 2. Proieet Description. The Story consists of three(3) above-ground floors, a finished basement and a detached Carriage House comprising of approximately 13,780 square feet. The first phase of restoration of The Story includes,but is not limited to, construction to provide public access to the reception entry area,library, office, living room,dining room, solarium, unisex ADA compliant bathroom and catering kitchen on the first floor and the two (2) ADA compliant bathrooms in the basement, which have access from both the first floor and entry from the outside grounds. A future phase of restoration of The Story includes,but is not limited to,restoration and rehabilitation of the second and third floors, which includes installation of an exterior elevator shaft on the SW corner of the building and elevator, ADA compliant bathrooms, and structural components. 3. Grant Opportunities. FOS anticipates pursuing grant opportunities for further renovation of The Story,but will coordinate any applications with the City, who would administer any such grants awarded. 4. Parties Responsibilities. (A) The City staff and designated representatives of FOS will meet on a regular, scheduled basis to discuss matters of mutual interest,including but not limited to,funding opportunities, rental fees,branding of The Story in local, regional and national markets, naming opportunities in The Story or on the grounds in exchange for a specified donation level.The City shall make all decisions regarding the matters section 4(A). (B) The City agrees to consider, in good faith, and timely act on any proposals submitted by FOS for any donations which include a naming opportunity to be offered to the prospective donor. (C) The City will not impose any limitations,constraints or restrictions on FOS's ability to partner with other charitable organizations,City Boards, and/or neighborhood organizations with similar missions,including but not limited to preservation of landmark property, historic preservation, and/or operation of mansions held in the public domain. (D) The City and FOS will consult with one another on matters of outsourcing elements of operation and maintenance of The Story. (E) The City acknowledges that FOS may gift certain furniture,equipment, personal property and/or funds to the City for specified uses at The Story Mansion. The City agrees that it will provide a written receipt or confirmation of each such donation within ten (10) days of its receipt by the City. The City further agrees and acknowledges that the City will allocate all such donations to The Story Mansion, as directed by FOS, in writing. Memovandum of Agreement City of Bozeman/Friends of The Story,Inc. Eighteenth Judicial District, Gallatin County, Montana and the parties agree to submit to the jurisdiction of such court. 12. DURATION. The term of this Agreement will be one year renewable with the agreement of both parties. At any time during the duration of this agreement both parties can agree to extend the agreement as described in paragraph b of this MOA. 13. NOTICES. All notices required under this Agreement shall be deemed properly served if delivered in writing,personally,or sent by certified or registered mail to the last address previously furnished by the parties hereto. 14. Authority. The City and FOS affirm that the undersigned have the authority to enter into this Agreement on behalf of the City and FOS and to bind the City and FOS to this Agreement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their hands this_!_I—day of �pp rM 2r ,2009. The City of Bozeman c � By: Its: lob I Friends of the Story,Inc. By: ane D. Klockman Its: President (REMAINDER OF PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK) STATE OF MONTANA Memorandum of Agreement 4 City of Bozeman Triends of The Story,Inc. i County of Gallatin r On this { 'day of 71)¢ eft 2,r ,2009, before me, a notary public in and for said 1 State,personally appeared Chris t�uktt(S/k; , known to me to be the Cmpgn of The City of Bozeman and the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she executed the same for and on behalf of the City of Bozeman. 1N WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and seal the date first above written. E J (Print name) v S' Notary Public for the State of Montana (SEAL) No 'rArtanv, .t' �_ Residing at: = My commission expires: SEPAL AeMEE: KISSEL NOTAiiV YtJt3Ltc 1 1 E O� M '�� FOR TH STnT'k=- CIF r�i<>N TANn /iJ.''i 1 l.1•l.,•i�� FZ�SIU]N C. t1r I ! BO Z EM A" t MV 4'OMM!`-.`�tUN t7C!' Ri F_ti STATE OF MONTANA i County of Gallatin ro On this Q0 'day of ILAo r ,200,before me, a notary public in and for said State,personally appeared.lane D. Klock an,known to me to be the President of Friends of the Story, Inc., and the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that she executed the same for and on behalf of the Friends of the Story, Inc. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal the date first above written. .��V111 `Q� S 1 MOTn:nrrtL r; (Print name} Notary Public for the State of Montana (SEAL) _ * Residing at: My commission expires: Alfd1EE� KISSEL. ny()TpF2V FrVl3L1c; FOR THE S7ATE- OF MC>N7nN- q Est[)lNC: nr BdZEMF>•N. Mc'>Nr 11NA MV COMMI'�ti1UN �XF'IF2 L-5 i Memorandum of Agreement 5 City of Bweman/Friends of The Story.Inc. { N BOUNIAN'S HERITAGE TRAIL- A Proposal to the Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board, January 21, 2010 From: Jane D. Klockman, chair outreach and Education Committee ii.-Cl In i; I I"I(lit I.", t Ih: f !Ili "114,if) 1A I i J, % In 2010, while the name Bozeman still evokes the history of'one of the Old West's faded trails, the City of Bozeman maintains and seeks to preserve its inventory of historic sites,buildings and collections. As a guide and host to visitors and its oxen citizens, the Bozeman cityscape offers a unique understanding of western history. For many, Bozeman provides a personal launch into the majesty of the Northern' Rockies. This proposal pegs the City's many historic venues to a series of sites that can constitute Rozernan's Heritage Trail. As the City's designated citizens' group of preservation professionals and devotees, the Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board could initiate plans for the creation of a coalition of organizations and identify key sites in the city that contribute to our common history. The Chamber's Tourism Bureau might join in a partnership to introduce the Trail to the community. Suggested procedure: - Support "Bozeman's Heritage Trail." Be a founder. Identify contributina sites. Include sites in need of restoration and Jar rehabilitation. - Identify and invite organizations to become sites on the Trail, i.e. the Pioneer Museum,The Story Mansion, MSU's Special Collections, Museum of the Rockies, Ellen Theater, the Emerson, other. Identify sponsors of the Trail. i.e. Gallatin Valley Land Trust, Yellowstone Foundation, Downtown Business Partners, Chamber of Commerce, Headwaters Chapter of Lewis and Clark, Sweet Pea, etc, * Identify sites and buildings in need of preservation: depot,Armory, Story Mill. Identify places that have been restored, rehabilitated. Put them on the Trail, - Brochure with map and markers for walking and drive-by, guided tours, Cost and distribution assumed by members and sponsors of Trail. - Support the 2010 centennial celebration of the Story Mansion. This event is planned by Friends of the Story. Provide help with this event. Cooperative sharing of information about key events of member organizations and sponsors. Note: Bozeman J s Heritage rail is an assumed business name filed with the Secretary of State December 3. 200I b.y Friends of the Story Inc and is a registered web site domain. Friends of the Story believes this shouldbe a collective effort of benefit to all coalition members and sponsors of the Trail. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FRIENDS of the STORY, Inc. STORY tiAN55O � Friends of the Stotz-, Inc., is wholly dedicated to the preservation and rehabilitation of The Story Mansion_ a City owned 100 year old,?2 room mansion located on a 5-acre property in the heart of downtow-n Bozeman. The organization is Nvorkim-, to permanently establish this priceless historic landmark as a thriving community- center and economic resource for the City of Bozeman. l he P'I-i ends elf the S1011• 1t Lied co'tecl to Ines rein Bo:enictn2 s hi, ioric luT2Ch1 ark as C1 1171'1rim- echica11onol. C'111tural C119C1 sociUl L-Onfer. while C'nh(I11C'hh1 COM111 111 2 11 1' Q1161 C'UM071Z1C 01G1111Y-. During 2009, our first full tear of operation, the "Friends"- have: Established an office outfitted «rith computer and accounting soft«are. and hired a part time employee. Sponsored en,, at the nianslon Started to build a mein bershi pi-donor base. Candidates for this position need show: o At least ? years in a leadership position «ith a non-profit organization. sjisodaa T o Have held a position of primary responsibilitt in one or more of the following: Membership drive program Capital Fund drive Budgetary planning Staff and comrnittee organization r Good knowledge of Federal and State tiling requirements for non-profits and regulations for a 501( C )3 organization, and an understanding of postal non-profit mailing regulations. �- Can demonstrate good writing and presentation media relation skills. Familiar with the Microsoft suite of office sof fare including PowerPoint. Experience with accounting software(Quickbooks preferable), and membership,fundraising software a Available in office for five 4-hour days, or four 5-hour days Desired start date is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Please direct inquiries and resume to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 9:21 AM Friends of the Story Mansion, Inc. 01/27/11 Balance Sheet Cash Basis As of December 31, 2010 Dec 31,10 ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings 10000•Operating Account 13,647.69 10100•Investment 5,039.03 10400•Remodeling Fund 5,193.25 Total Checking/Savings 23,879.97 Other Current Assets 12000•Undeposited Funds 40.00 Total Other Current Assets 40.00 Total Current Assets 23,919.97 TOTAL ASSETS 23,919.97 LIABILITIES&EQUITY Equity 32000•Unrestricted Net Assets 19,254,91 Net Income 4,665.06 Total Equity 23,919.97 TOTAL LIABILITIES&EQUITY 23,919.97 Page 1 9:22 AM Friends of the Story Mansion, Inc. 01/27/11 Profit & Loss Cash Basis January through December 2010 Jan-Dec 10 Ordinary Income/Expense Income 43300•Direct Public Grants 43330•Foundation and Trust Grants 5,170.00 Total 43300•Direct Public Grants 5,170.00 46000•Investments 46030•Interest-Savings,Short-term CD 57.68 Total45000•Investments 57.68 47200•Program Income 47230•Membership Dues 12,176.52 47260-Film Series Support 3,910.85 47260•Tours 1,164.88 47280•Victorian Holiday Tea 1,834.75 47290•Paul Heaston Art 382.00 47320•Jazz Series 4,250.50 47200•Program Income-Other 226.00 Total 47200•Program Income 23,947.50 Total Income 29,175.18 Gross Profit 29,175,18 Expense 60300 •Awards and Grants 60330•Noncash Awards and Grants 100.00 Total 60300•Awards and Grants 100.00 60900•Business Expenses 60905•Bank Service Charge 95.39 60907•Credit Card Fees(Fixed) 307.72 60908•Credit Card Fee(Variable) 58.12 60920•Business Registration Fees 15.00 Total 60900•Business Expenses 476.23 62100•Contract Services 62110•Accounting Fees 483.50 62150•Outside Contract Services 1,042.00 Total 62100•Contract Services 1,525.50 62800•Facilities and Equipment 62846•Office Equipment 99.99 Total 62800•Facilities and Equipment 99.99 Pagel Month Amount Aug. 09 $637.50 Sept. 09 $1,381.25 Story Mansion Rental Income Oct. 09 $648.75 Nov. 09 $818.75 8/09 - 7/11 Dec. 09 $4,165.00 Jan. 10 $1,912.50 $6,000.00 Feb. 10 $1,007.50 March 10 $637.50 $5,000.00 April 10 $1,434.38 May 10 $1,916.25 June 10 $5,185.00 $4,000.00 July 10 $1,445.00 Aug. 10 $4,148.75 $3,000.00 - Sept. 10 $2,594.00 Oct. 10 $2,337.00 $2,000.00 _ Amount Nov. 10 $1,957.00 Dec. 10 $4,536.00 Jan. 11 $562.00 $s,000.00 - - -- __- Feb. 11 $0.00 Mar. 11 $0.00 $0.00 April 11 $0.00 rn rn �+ rn o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .-, N 11T-1 ,-, May $0.00 aA ' V C W a m U c _da o ' > � Z aJune 11 $510.00 a N o z 0 � 75 July 11 $1,445.00 a v > Story Mansion Reservations Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 7/24/09 5-11 p.m. Reunion $212.50 50 7/31/09 5-11 p.m. Picnic $425.00 60 Total Rent Paid $637.50 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Reservations-Aug.09 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 8/15/09 9a.m-4p.m. Memorial $ 425.00 50 8/16/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Wedding Recp. $200.00 Cancelled reservation 8/17/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 15 8/18/09 9a.m.-4 p.m. Meeting/Lunch City Dept. Function 60 8/18/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 8/21/09 4-11 p.m. Film City Fund Raiser 300 8/26/09 8a.m.-11 p.m. Meeting $ 106.25 25 8/27/09 9a.m.-4 p.m. Meeting $ 90.00 20 8/28/09 4-11 p.m. Film City Fund Raiser 300 Total Rent Paid $ 621.25 s Does not include Waivers& Deposit Story Mansion Reservations-Sept. 09 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 9/4/09 4-11 p.m. Film City Fund Raiser 300 9/9/09 9a.m:11p.m. Wed. Recp. $425.00 60-74 9/13/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting $ 212.50 30 9/14/09 8a.m.-11 p.m. Meeting $ 212.50 30 9/16/09 9a.m.-4 p.m. Retreat $ 106.25 30 9/16/09 5:30-7:30 p.m. Film Edit $30.00- Library 10 9/18/09 4-6 p.m. Ribbon Cutting City Dept. Function 100 9/19/09 1-5 p.m. Workshop $60.00- Library 12 9/25/09 5-11 P.M. Rehearsal Dinner $ 425.00 40 9/30/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 30 Total Rent Paid $1,381.25 * Does not include Waivers & Deposits Story Mansion Reservations-Oct. 09 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 10/1/09 5-11 p.m. Lecture $87.50 40 10/8/09 5-11 p.m. Birthday Party $175.00 30 10/14/09 11:30-1:30 pm Meeting $30.00-Library 20 10/14/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting/Dinner $106.25 35 10/15/09 9-11:30 a.m. Book Club $37.50-Library 20 10/20/09 3:30-6 p.m. Meeting $ 106.25 60 10/20/09 6-11 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story 30 10/21/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function less than 75 10/22/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 15 10/28/09 1-3 p.m. Meeting City Function 7 10/28/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 30 10/29/09 5-11 p.m. Social $106.25 40 10/31/09 5-11 p.m. Halloween City Fund Raiser Mansion Friends Total Rent Paid $648.75 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Reservations- Nov. 09 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 11/3/09 5-11 p.m. Gathering $106.25 75 11/4/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Reception $212.50 200 11/5/09 5-11 p.m. Awards Pres. City Dept. Function 74 11/10/09 4-7 p.m. Meeting $45.00- Library 15 11/12/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Art Exhibit City Fund Raiser Mansion Friends 11/13/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Art Exhibit City Fund Raiser Mansion Friends 11/14/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Art Exhibit City Fund Raiser Mansion Friends 11/18/09 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 30 11/19/09 5-11 p.m. Birthday Party $30.00- Library 14 11/21/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $425.00 26 11/30/09 9a.m.-5p.m. Holiday Decorating Mansion Friends Total Rent Paid 1 $818.75 *Does not include Waivers& Deposits Story Mansion Rentals - Dec. 09 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 12/1/09 5-11 p.m. AIDS Day $ 106.25 50 12/2/09 5-11 p.m. Dinner $106.25 12 12/3/09 5-11 P.M. Reception $106.25 50-74 12/4/09 9a.m.-4 p.m. Retreat City Dept, Function 15 12/4/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $212.50 75 12/5/09 12:30-3:30 pm Tea $45.00-Library 25 12/5/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $212.50 74 12/6/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Tea City Fund Raiser Mansion Friends 12/8/09 9a.m.-4 p.m. Meeting $210.00 8 12/8/09 5-11 p.m. Dinner City Dept. Function 30 12/9/09 9a.m.-4 p.m. Meeting $210.00 8 12/10/09 5-11 p.m. Party $106.25 40 12/11/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $425.00 120 12/12/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Xmas Party $ 850.00 130 12/13/09 5-11 p.m. Party $212.50 50 12/15/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $212.50 35 12/16/09 5-11 p.m. Holiday party $106.25 45 12/17/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $106.25 40 12/18/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $425.00 60 12/19/09 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $0.00 120 12/23/09 5-11 p.m. Caroling $87.50 50 12/30/09 9a.m.-11p.m. Wedding $425.00 65 Total Rent Pd. $4,165.00 *Does not include Waivers & Deposits Story Mansion Rental-Jan. 10 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 1/1/10 5-11 P.M. Wed. Recp.Set-up $ 425.00 10 1/2/10 9a.m.-11p.m. Wed. Recp. $ 850.00 150 1/3/10 9a.m:4 p.m. Wed. Recp.Clean $ 425.00 10 1/9/10 9a.m.-4p.m. Retreat City Dept. Function 15 1/16/10 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tea-Open House $ 212.50 120 1/25/10 11a.m:2p.m. Meeting Friends of Story 6 1/29/10 1:30-2:30 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 1/31/10 12:00-2:OOp.m. ITour Friends of Story ? Total Rent Paid $ 1,912.50 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals- Feb. 10 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 2/2/10 9a.m.-11 p.m. Meeting $ 212.50 49 2/4/10 9 - 10 a.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/5/10 5-11 p.m. Potluck $ 212.50 50 2/6/10 9a.m.-11p.m. Gathering $ 425.00 49 2/7/10 12:00-2:00p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/9/10 2:15-3:30p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/9/10 5:45-8:45p.m. Film Edit $45.00-Library 15 2/12/10 11:30-1:30 pm Meeting Friends of Story 10 2/14/10 12:00-2:00p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/17/10 5:45-8:15 p.m. Meeting $37.50-Library 14 2/20/10 9a.m.-4 p.m. Wedding Ceremony $ 175.00 20 2/21/10 12:00-2:00p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/25/10 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 30 2/27/10 8a.m.-2 p.m. Seminar City Dept. Function 50 2/28/10 12:00-2:00p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? Total Rent Paid $ 1,107.50 *Does not include Waivers & Deposits Story Mansion Rentals- March 10 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 3/2/10 6-8 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 30 3/3/10 4:40-6:30 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 60 3/6/10 5-11 p.m. Wedding Recp. $ 425.00 60 3/7/10 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 3/14/10 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 3/21/10 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 3/24/10 4-8 p.m. Vendor's Event Friends of Story ? 3/25/10 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 30 3/26/10 8 a.m. -4 p.m. Meeting 1 $ 212.50 30 3/28/10 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? Total Rent Paid $ 637.50 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals-April 10 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 4/1/10 9 a.m.- 11 p.m. Meeting $ 212.50 30 4/2/10 8a.m. -4 p.m. Meeting $ 212.50 30 4/7/10 5-11 p.m. Reception $ 53.13 Cancelled 4/11/10 5-11 p.m. Reception $ 212.50 35 4/15/10 9a.m.-11 p.m. Dinner $ 212.50 60 4/18/10 9a.m:4p.m. Grounds-Race City Dept. Function 75+ 4/20/10 5-11 p.m. Reception $ 106.25 35 4/22/10 5-11 p.m. Honor Ceremony $ 106.25 40 4/24/10 5-11 p.m. Spring Formal $ 212.50 100 4/25/10 noon-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story 4/29/10 5-11 p.m. Jazz Event $ 106.25 74 Total Rent Paid $ 1,434.38 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals- May 10 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 5/1/10 5-11 p.m. Birthday Party $ 425.00 74 5/2/10 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 5/5/10 11:30-2:30 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story 30 5/7/10 5-11 p.m. Awards Dinner $ 212.50 100 5/8/10 12-6 p.m. Tour& Lemonade Friends of Story ? 5/8/10 5-11 p.m. Graduation $ 425.00 30 5/9/10 12-6 p.m. Tour& Lemonade Friends of Story ? 5/12/10 5-11 p.m. Graduation City Dept. Function 50 5/13/10 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 50 5/16/10 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 5/18/10 9a.m.-4 p.m. Meeting $ 255.00 8 5/18/10 5-11 p.m. Fashion show $ 106.25 75 5/21/10 noon-4:30 p.m. Meeting $ 67.50 16 5/21/10 5-11 p.m. Reception City Dept. Function 70 5/22/10 2-6 p.m. Safety Program City Dept. Function ? 5/23/10 9a.m. - 11 p.m. Dessert Fest $ 425.00 100 5/25/10 11:30-2:30 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story ? 5/27/10 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Dept. Function 30 Total Rent Paid $ 1,916.25 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals-June 10 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 6/3/10 5-11 p.m. Graduation $ 212.50 45 6/5/10 9a.m.-11p.m. Wedding& Recp. $850.00 140 6/6/20 9a.m.-4 p.m. Wed. Clean-up $425.00 20 6/7/10 12-7 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story 40 6/8/10 5-11 p.m. Potluck/Meeting $106.25 30 6/9/10 5-11 p.m. Staff Party $106.25 40 6/10/10 9a.m. - 11 p.m. Graduation $212.50 120 6/13/10 noon-2 p.m. Tours Friends of Story ? 6/14/10 5-11 p.m. Meeting $106.25 25 6/17/10 5-11 p.m. Jazz Series $106.25 ? 6/18/10 5-11 p.m. Rehearsal Dinner $510.00 70 6/19/10 9a.m.-11 p.m. Wed. Recp. $850.00 125 6/20/10 noon-2 p.m. Tours Friends of Story ? 6/21/10 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story ? 6/23/10 9a.m. - 11 p.m. Dinner $212.50 60 6/25/10 5-11 p.m. Rehearsal Dinner $425.00 50 6/26/10 9a.m.-11 p.m. Wedding $850.00 61 6/27/10 12-2 p.m. Tours Friends of Story ? 6/30/10 5-11 p.m. Reunion $212.50 40 (Total Rent Paid I $5,185.00 *Does not include Waivers & Deposits Story Mansion Rentals-July 2010 Block of Amount of # Date Time Event Type Rent Attending 9a.m.-11 Rehearsal 7/1/2010 p.m. Dinner $425.00 32 7/7/2010 9a.m.-2 p.m. Meeting-Library $75.00 10 Friends of 7/11/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Story ? Friends of 7/13/2010 12-2 p.m. Meeting Story ? 7/14/2010 5-11 p.m. Jazz Series $106.25 74 Rehearsal 7/15/2010 5-11 p.m. Dinner $255.00 50 Rehearsal 7/16/2010 5-11 p.m. Dinner $425.00 35 Friends of 7/18/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Story ? 9a.m.-11 Friends of 7/25/2010 p.m. Fund Raiser Story 200? 7/26/2010 9a.m.-4 p.m. Portraits $212.50 10 9a.m.- 7/27/2010 11p.m. Dinner $212.50 75 Total Rent Paid $1,711.25 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals-Aug. 2010 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent Attending 8/1/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 11 a.m.-4 Meeting- 8/2/2010 p.m. Library $75.00 7 Meeting- 8/3/2010 1-4 p.m. Library $45.00 7 8/5/2010 5-11 p.m. Birthday Party $212.50 50 Rehearsal 8/6/2010 5-11 p.m. Dinner $510.00 45 8/7/2010 5-11 p.m. Class Reunion $425.00 150 8/8/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 9 a.m.-11 8/9/2010 p.m. Wedding $425.00 50 8/10/2010 5-11 p.m. Pre-Wedding 212.50 150 8/11/2010 5-11 p.m. Jazz Series $106.25 74 9a.m.-11 8/13/2010 p.m. Movie Friends of Story 300 9a.m. -11 8/14/2010 p.m. Wedding $850.00 125 8/15/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 8/17/2010 9a.m.-11 p.m. Meeting $175.00 15 8/18/2010 9a.m.-4p.m. Meeting $87.50 15 8/19/2010 5-11 p.m. Wedding Recp. $0.00 50 9a.m.-11 8/22/2010 p.m. Wedding $850.00 125 8/26/2010 5-11 p.m. Party $175.00 40 8/29/2010 1 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 8/31/2010 3-5 P.M. Meeting Friends of Story ? Total Rent Paid $4,148.75 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals-Sept. 10 entals-September 2010 Block of # Date Time Event Type Amount of Rent Attending 9a.m.-11 9/3/2010 p.m. Movie Friends of Story 300 9/8/2010 12-2 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story ? 9/10/2010 5-11 p.m. City Function $0.00 90 100 yr. 9/11/2010 5-11 p.m. Celebratn $212.50 200 9/12/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 9a.m.-4 9/13/2010 p.m. Portraits $52.50 10 9/14/2010 8-10 a.m. Meeting $30.00 6-Library 11:30-2:30 9/15/2010 pm Tour $0.00 ? 9/16/2010 12-2 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story ? Rehearsal 9/17/2010 5-11 p.m. Dinner $425.00 40 9a.m.-11 9/18/2010 p.m. Cook-Off $425.00 50 11a.m.-4 9/19/2010 p.m. Meeting $75.00 6-Library 5:30-6:30 9/19/2010 p.m. Photos $15.00 5-Library 9a.m.-11 9/23/2010 p.m. Fund Raiser Friends of Story ? Rehearsal 9/24/2010 5-11 p.m. Dinner $510.00 50 9/25/2010 5-11 p.m. Party $212.50 60 9/26/2010 9a.m.-4 p.m. Wedding Recp. $425.00 70 9/27/2010 5-11 p.m. Meeting $212.20 70 Total Rent Paid $2,594.70 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals- O Block of ct.2010 Date Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 10/3/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends ? 10/6/2010 5-11 p.m. Reception $106.25 50 10/7/2010 12-2 p.m. Meeting Friends ? 10/7/2010 5-11 p.m. Speaker $212.50 40 9 a.m.-4 10/10/2010 p.m. Initiation $212.50 ? 9 a.m.-4 10/13/2010 p.m. Retreat $106.25 20 9 a.m.-4 10/14/2010 p.m. Retreat $106.25 ? 10/16/2010 5-11 p.m. Meeting $212.50 45 10/17/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends ? 10/19/2010 5-11 p.m. Meeting $175.00 60 9a.m. -2 10/22/2010 p.m. Meeting $75.00 6-Library 10/22/2010 5-11 p.m. Birthday Party $425.00 60 10/23/2010 5-11 p.m. Rehearsal Dinner $425.00 85 10/24/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends ? 10/26/2010 5-11 p.m. Presentation $175.00 30 10/27/2010 5-11 p.m. Meeting $106.25 50 10/28/2010 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Event ? 10/31/2010 4-11 p.m. Halloween Friends ? Total Rent Paid $2,337.50 *Does not include Waivei Story Mansion Rentals- Nov.2010 Amount of # Date Block of Time Event Type Rent Attending 9 a.m.-4 11/3/2010 p.m. Meeting $106.25 25 11/6/2010 5-11 p.m. Potluck $212.50 50 11/7/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends ? 11/10/2010 5-11 p.m. Graduation City Function 60 9 a.m.-4 11/11/2010 p.m. Meeting $106.25 11/13/2010 5-11 p.m. Fall Party $212.50 110 11/14/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends ? 11/15/2010 5-11 p.m. Meeting Friends ? 9 a.m.-4 11/16/2010 p.m. Meeting $106.25 25 11/17/2010 5-11 p.m. Meeting $212.50 35 11/18/2010 5-11 p.m. Reception $106.25 60 11/19/2010 1-4 p.m. Meeting $45.00 6-Library 11/21/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends ? 11/24/2010 5-11 p.m. Set-Up $212.50 10 9a.m. -11 11/25/2010 p.m. Wedding $425.00 50 11/28/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends ? 11/29/2010 5-11 p.m. Reception $106.25 100 11/30/2010 5-11 p.m. Training $106.25 45 Total Rent Paid $1,957.50 *Does not include Waivers or DE Story Mansion Rentals- Dec. 10 Amount of # Date Block of Time Event Type Rent Attending 12/2/2010 5-11 p.m. Reception $106.25 50-75 12/3/2010 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $212.50 70 9 a.m.-4 12/4/2010 p.m. Xmas Decorating Friends of Story ? 12/4/2010 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $212.50 50 12/5/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 9a.m.-11 12/7/2010 p.m. Vigil $425.00 150 12/8/2010 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party 9a.m. - 11 12/9/2010 p.m. Xmas Party $212.50 40 9 a.m. -4 12/10/2010 p.m. Xmas Party $212.50 40 12/10/2010 5-11 P.M. Xmas Party $212.50 46 12/11/2010 5-11 p.m. Art Exhibition $212.50 74 9 a.m.- 11 12/12/2010 p.m. Tea Friends of Story ? 12/13/2010 5-11 p.m. Xmas Dinner $106.25 40 12/14/2010 4-11 p.m. Xmas Party $106.25 40 12/15/2010 5-11 P.M. Social $106.25 50 12/16/2010 5-11 p.m. Xmas Party $425.00 80 12/17/2010 5-11 p.m. School Function $255.00 50 12/18/2010 5-11 p.m. 5-11 p.m. Holiday Party $425.00 74 12/19/2010 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 9a.m. - 11 9 a.m.- 11 12/20/2010 p.m. p.m. Wedding $425.00 130 12/21/2010 5-11 p.m. Solstice Party $212.50 30 12/22/2010 5-11 p.m. Holiday Party $212.50 49 12/23/2010 5-11 p.m. Xmas Caroling $106.25 50 12/31/2010 5-11 p.m. Wedding $350.00 10 Total Rent Pd. $4,536.25 *Does not include Waivers or De TOTAL 2010 --------------------------------- $29479.08 Story Mansion Rentals-Jan. 2011 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent 1/7/11 5-11 p.m. Retirement City Event 1/9/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story 1/12/11 5-11 p.m. Meeting City Event 1/13/11 5-11 p.m. Thank You $212.50 1/16/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story 1/23/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story 1/28/11 12-2 p.m. Meeting Friends of Story 1/30/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story 1/31/11 9 .m. -4 p.m. Photo Shoot $350.00 Total Rent Paid $562.50 Story Mansion Rentals - Feb. 2011 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 2/1/11 4-6 p.m. Rec. Program Rec. Dept. 2/6/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/8/11 4-6 p.m. Rec. Program Rec. Dept. 2/13/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/15/11 4-6 p.m. Rec. Program Rec. Dept. 2/20/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 2/22/11 4-6 p.m. Rec. Program Rec. Dept. 2/27/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? Total Rent Paid $0.00 *Does not inch Story Mansion Rentz ntals- March 2011 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 3/6/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 3/13/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? 3/20/11 12-2 p,m. Tour Friends of Story ? 3/25/11 9a.m. - 2 p.m. Meeting City Event 15 3/27/11 12-2 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? Total Rent Paid $0.00 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentz ntals-April 2011 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 4/12/11 5-11 p.m. Honors Social $212.50 4/19/11 5-11 p.m. Screen Free Rec. Dept. ? Total Rent Paid $0.00 *Does not include Waivers or Deposits Story Mansion Rentals - May 2011 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 5/6/11 1-5 p.m. Tour Friends of Story ? Total Rent Paid $0.00 *Does not inch Story Mansion Rentals -June 2011 Date Block of Time Event Type Amount of Rent #Attending 6/23/11 9a.m.-11 p.m. Wedding $510.00 120 Total Rent Paid $510.00 *Does not include Waivers fi"etcome to the Historic Moss Mansion-Restoration Hews 1121111 11:32 AM i M os S A .NS I ON Restoration News A F'. 11:1 1111 W hi I.%t Ili t The Moss Mansion House needs your help! Click RERE le view ebe Moss 1U!jsion Timeline Won't you please consider making a tax deductible donation ' ` .':1 %1L I\% AtA\ Ik IN to help preserve the museum and maintain this web site? P 1 . i ,t I Ia Become a member of the Billings Preservation Society Rom�. I •!' I I h I.,ti, Membership Category t,f'1 I •I I- :i n K ` " " 10K Billings Preservation Society Vision Statement The Billings Preservation Society provides leadership to inspire ongoing universal appreciation of the value and importance of historic and cultural preservation. Mission Statement The mission of the Billings Preservation Society, symbolized by the Moss Mansion, is to inspire, to educate, and to facilitate historic and cultural preservation activities for our community and for its future generations. The Billings Preservation Society is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization which administers, operates, maintains, and is restoring the Moss Mansion Historic House Museum. The Moss Mansion is owned by the City of Billings and the State of Montana. The purpose of the Moss Mansion Museum is to preserve, collect, describe, interpret and exhibit artifacts and documents relating to the nttP://www.mossmansion.com/news.htmi Page 1 of 2 Conrad Mansion xfuoeo" z/uVz/ o:samw -�~0�°� Conrad Mansion � ° � � The ����U���� ���������U� Museum 0.1 yIv/o �wp �&�� �( U��� ������������� /f// r/(/)Yx//' �/ o /vix nmMs The Conrad Mansion is open 10:00anu 'sonp.m.for guided tours on the hour from May 15th to October 1/th.Tuesday0 0 THE MUSEUM through Sunday(closed Mooday).The last tour starts a«^pm. syswro The mansion staff and board would like,o thank everyone who helped make this year's Holiday season events osuccess! 0� MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Everyone commented on how much fun wo had at the Chi|dmn'n Christmas Event. Special thanks m Jill Courtney, Whitefish 0N�v m/pr eHop photographer for her donation n/time and materials. The Glacier Chamber Singers were also a treat this year,and wn VISIT THE FLATHEAD were thrilled to have them back.Also,we would like to give special recognition m Nikki G|na,for all o,her work onthe JOIN US Christmas Bazaar the last osyaars.Wo are currently closed for p' the season, but will open things upau the end cd April for the 0 Death'by'Ch000|000 Murder Mystery. ' Round Up For Safety project complete. Thank you Flathead Electric Cooperative and their Round 4ofor Safety board for sponsoring our lighting project. The Conrad Mansion in Kalispell, Montana sits proudly today on the edge cd the original wwnm|xn, mop a bluff overlooking the valley and the Swan mountain range. When Charles E, Conrad, �f o founder orKalispell, arrived in the RamouU Valley in1en1.this lovely town with its tree-lined streets was still but u dream. But Conrad had vision, and hofelt that not only had ho found o good investment nppurtunity,but also apennanont home for his wlcmuvvau,21,on ou descendants. Along with establishing the Kalispell Tnwmnito JUM 10, 19111^edu'»oo^v Company and eventually the Conrad National Bank, ho had this m Wally'u'"m`*^' gracious Victorian home built for his beloved family in 1895in what was then awilderness. Chodoo ConmU'o youngest daughter,Alicia Conrad Cempbo||, actually lived in the home until 1964. Then,in 1974, she made the decision to give the Conrad Mansion to the city of Kalispell in memory nf her pioneering parents. ..xp://www.mx,aurnan,mnzom/ Page /orz Velcome to the Historic Moss Mansion-Restoration News 1121111 11:32 AM 83-year occupancy of the Preston B. Moss family. The long-term goal for the Moss Mansion Museum is to restore the building, grounds and furnishings to their original condition for the education and enjoyment of the public and for future generations. The building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Billings Preservation Society is a member of the American Association of Museums, the American Association of State and Local History, the Museum Association of Montana, and the Mountain Plains Museum Association. To make reservations or request a travel-kit please call 406-256-5100 or e-mail us at our web site: nios,iiiansion@ iriossmansior'..cont Site Hosting Donated By: TGR SOLUTION v ww.theg,lobaIi•oac:i.co , tgr@theglobalroad.com TC;R WWW.THEGL OSALROAD.COM nttp://www.mossmansion.com/nem.html Page 2 of 2 %bout Us-The Daly Mansion 1121111 11:34 Aft PO Box 223 Hamilton, MT 59840 • (406)363-6004 • Directions DaRy MausIlon and the M ry ret IDOy McRnor�'O Gardens and Arboretum Home > About Us • Home • About Us • History • Weddings e Activities o Virtual Tour o Giving, Opportunities a Historic Preservation o Contact Us • Volunteers • Arboretum • Paranormal Activities About fte Daffy Mansion PreservatRoon Trust The Daly Mansion was purchased by the State of Montana in 1986 through the Montana Estate Tax Forgiveness Act, in conjunction with a loan from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. It is operated by the Daly Mansion Preservation Trust (DMPT), which was started in 1986 by a band of courageous citizens determined to save history. In partnership with the University of Montana, the State of Montana leases the Mansion and approximately 50 acres of grounds to the DMPT. The DMPT is charged with the full financial responsibility of the Mansion which includes salaries, maintenance, and operation costs. The DMPT does not receive any operational support, at this time, from either the State or the Federal Government.The Mansion was first opened to the public in May 1987, after being closed and boarded up for over 40 years following Margaret Daly's death in 1941. "The Daly Mansion Preservation Trust is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the Daly Mansion, its buildings, grounds and the history they convey. It is a center for education, cultural and community activities." ,,ttp://dalymansion.org/about.aspx Page 1 of 4 olorado Chautauqua Association Board of Directors 1121111 11:02 AM I I Home Go U sHRRE I Colorado Chautauqua Association Board of Directors The Board is the governing body of the 501(c)3 Colorado non-profit corporation that serves as the steward for 26 of the 40 acres of Chautauqua Park, all of which land is owned by the City of Boulder. Two of the 15 Board members are appointed by the City Council, each to three-year terms. I For a full list of the Colorado Chautauqua Association Board of Directors, visit the LpLQ_r_a_dgs;hauta I ua I vebsite directly. I Contact: Chautauqua Association Board of Directors Chautauqua Park 900 Baseline Road Boulder, Colorado 80302 I Exec. 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Plugins needed For this Web site: 4dobe Reader ](Du m ][� ] ( ][Flash player �ckti a Real Piaver ..,tp://www.bouldercolorado.gov/index.php?option=corn_content&task-blogeareo0ry&id�50-5&Itemid=1975 Filot 1 Of 1 Mansion Properties Summary 5.25.2010 Joslyn Castle—Omah4 Nebraska www joslyticastle.com Owner. State of Nebraska,administered by two groups, The Joslyn Castle Institute for Sustainable Communities and the friends of the Joslyn Castle Iwnson Mansion—Laramie, Wyoming www.faramieniuseuni.org Owner, Owned and staffed by the Laramie Plains Museum Association,with Senior and Junior Docent Programs We Mansion—Independence,Missouri www.vaileniatisioti.org Owner. Owned by the City of Independence,in a shared Agreement with the non-profit Vaile Mansion Victorian Society. Staffed by the volunteers of the Vaile Mansion Victorian Society. Bingham-WaggonerFstate—Independence,Missouri www.bwestate.org Owner, Bingham-Waggoner Historical Society is sole owner,and is staffed by the Historical Society as well. City provided'/4 of the purchase price but do not maintain the building exterior,only provides general maintenance of the land surrounding the property. lWockAlansion—Portland Oregon www.pittockniatision.org Owner. City of Portland in partnership with the Pittock Mansion Society. Staffed by 6 full-time City employees. Bush House—Salem, Oregon www.oregottlink.conifbusle_leouse/ Owner, City of Salem in partnership with the Salem Art Association. Trail End Historic Center/ John KendrickMansion—Sheridan Wyoming www.trailend.org Owner, State Historic Site administered by the State of Wyoming. L Joslvn Castle—Omaha,Nebraska Owner: State of Nebraska, administered by two groups, the Joslyn Castle Institute for Sustainable Communities, and the Friends of the Joslyn Castle, another non-profit and by far the more active of the two groups. History: Built as a private residence by John and Sara Joslyn in 1903, it became the property of the Omaha Public School system in 1944. The school district left the building in 1989, and amid development pressure, the State of Nebraska purchased the property in 1990. Property Staffing: The Institute is dedicated to the study/promotion of sustainable growth, with many educational programs occurring on the grounds, using the Castle as a context. These programs include: • Architecture and Urban Design • Sustainability in an Urbanizing World • Team-building • Policy The Friends of the Joslyn Castle is a volunteer organization, with approximately 200 members. The Members are required to pay for a membership, with levels ranging from $30 to $1000. A single paid director coordinates property uses and activities. The volunteers work in: • Interior and Grounds Preservation • Membership Administration • Education • Docents, Educational,Exhibits • Fundraising • Social activities Property Activities and Funding: The Friends host 2-3 fundraisers per year,while the Institute is .responsible for grant authorship,of which very little is done. Funds are kept separate from the Institute and the Friends, as there is some friction between the two organizations. The Friends pay for interior renovations, Further,the State only contributes approximately $35,000 per year for upkeep and this dedicated to generally to maintaining the grounds. Property activities include: • Garden and Home Tours • Concert Series • Ice Cream Socials • Halloween Parties • Caroling at Christmas • Gala dinners and parties • Exhibits • Lectures • Private events—Weddings are the most common use and largest funding source. Business meetings are a use, but no over night accommodations are available. Plumbing is original at not used often. The property is not furnished, as moving the furniture for functions proved impractical. The Institute occupies the Carriage House,which is the only other building on the property. The Nebraska Arts Council also pays for offices in the Carriage House. The Friends have completed a Historic Structures Report and Landscape Study. Some internal debate now as to which direction to take the Castle, perhaps as a full-time museum, but with little funding,the question is academic. Property Staffing: Staffed by the Laramie Plains Museum Association, with Senior and Junior Docent programs. The Ivinson depends on the Junior Docent program to keep the museum open in the summer from 9-5. 35 7' and 8`h graders are trained to give tours, and the work is entirely volunteer. Over 650 kids have taken part over the last 12 years. Property Activities and Funding:Generally, the Ivinson functions as a museum/archive for Albany County, WY. Memberships in the Museum Society range from $30 to $1000 (with the $1000 membership payable over two years). Tours are also given, with banquet space for rent. The grounds or a single outbuilding (The Alice Hardy Stevens Center) are available for rent as well. Art festivals and local club activities such as the Kiwanis, also occur. The Ivinson receives no guaranteed government funds from any level. It depends solely on memberships, entrance fees, donations and special programs—but has created an endowment and receives funding through the endowment under certain categories. A huge windfall for the mansion came in the 1980s, when it received a $250,000 gift, which through shrewd investment helps keep the Ivinson operational.However, it operates at a nearly $40,000 per year deficit, which is a slow drain on the endowment and gift. The current endowment program includes: • Cash Securities • Life Insurance • Real Estate • Direct Bequests • Residential Bequests • Gifts in Trust • Tangible Personal Property • Charitable Remainder Trusts The Ivinson also raises money through gifts from local businesses, such as the Greening of the Ivinson,where local business gifts items that are then auctioned off for the benefit of the Ivinson. Other specific activities include Weekends on the Lawns (BBQ and live music), and Tea on Tuesdays (which includes music and history exhibits). Receives no money from the City and has no special arrangements with the University of Wyoming. I' i S� 1 i r s: Vaile Mansion—Independence,MO Owner: Owned by the City of Independence, in a shared agreement with the Vaile Mansion Victorian Society, a non-profit. History: Built in the late-1880s by the Vaile Family, this Second Empire-styled home stands on 4.5 acres of land in the heart of Independence, MO. It is the only building on the land; a carriage house (now across the street) is now a private residence. The property became a nursing home from 1910 to 1959, when the nursing home was threatened with closure. The mansion went on the market, with developers seeking to purchase and demolish for new residential construction. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt purchased the mansion to save it, and continued operation of the nursing home. The Dewitt's also restored the deteriorated exterior. Everything changed in 1982, when City zone code changes made it impossible to continue nursing home operation. Mrs. Dewitt died in 1983, and she left the residence to the City of Independence, with the agreement that if they accepted it, then it could never be sold. Further, a preservation group holds an easement on the exterior of the home, (placed by Mrs. Dewitt) further preventing insensitive exterior alterations. The Society was formed in 1983. There is no easement on the surrounding lands, but since it is City-owned the space is used a park and open to the public. However, during special functions the parklands are closed to the public. The City of Independence is a Certified Local Government and has a municipal preservation office, and since City owns the property, there is design review of both exterior and interior alterations,much like Bozeman. Property Staffmg: Staffed entirely by volunteers from the Victorian Society. The City Preservation Officer oversees alterations to the property. A total of 28 members in the Victorian Society, who are supported by 600-700 Society volunteers. Volunteers provide tours and staff the mansion on a day-to- day basis. The Society is considering the beginning of a junior volunteer program. Property Activities and Funding: The City funds exterior maintenance (as well as sewer and structural systems) and general land upkeep. However, if extensive landscape changes are required that are related to the "Victorianization" of the property, it is the responsibility of the Society. However, many local landscape businesses contribute labor or material for free or at cost. The City also provides a janitor and a handy man but budget cuts have taken out the handyman position. Mansion funding divisions are impacted by tourist season,which is April 1 to October 31. During the tourist season the City bills the Society for events, while during the off-season the Society can keep all funds from events. At times the City bills the Society for more then the Society charges for an event, so this arrangement has strained the relationship between the City and the Society. The City is responsible for grant authorship, with a large amount of such funding received in the 1980s for renovation. More recently the City has lessened its grant writing efforts, so the Society is working to create its own grant writing ability. Neither the City nor the Society engages in large, annual fundraisers, though events occur often. The Society is seemingly populated by wealthy members (several hundred) who contribute their own money, as well as seed money from the 1980s-era benefactors. However, the Society enjoys strong community interest and support, with all events very well-attended. In some cases, this system has been difficult to handle, as some members who contribute large sums take on a feeling of"ownership"toward the mansion. Members sit on various committees who meet once a month to direct finances and events. The property has been re-furnished with period materials, half of which have been donated and half purchased by the Society. Jl.' t Ake, Bingham— Waggoner Estate, Independence, MO Ownership: Different ownership arrangement from the Vaile, as the Bingham- Waggoner Historical Society is the sole owner of the property. While the City provided a quarter of the purchase price in 1979, they do not maintain the building exterior as with the Vaile. The City only provides general maintenance of the 20 acres of land surrounding the property. The property is home to five outbuildings, three of which are not open. The Carriage House is used as a gift shop. Exists primarily as a furnished period house museum. History: The home was built for celebrated American artist George Caleb Bingham, who built and lived at the home at the end of the Civil War. Civil War. Bingham lived at the home for five years before relocating in 1870 to Kansas City. The Waggoners were early millers originally from Pennsylvania. In 1865, Peter Waggoner, Sr. sent his son William to Independence to look over business opportunities. In 1867 the family purchased the "old City mill" from John Overfelt. The family business developed a reputation for producing the very best in baking and cake flours, and "Queen of the Pantry" flours became known all over the middle west. Moving to the home in the early-1870s, the now-Waggoner home (located across the street from their rapidly growing flour mill) immediately began to be adjusted to fit the needs and expectations of its owners. During the 1890's, extensive renovation was done to the home when William Henry, Jr. and his wife moved into the home. They contracted the architectural firm of Root and Siemens, with Mr. Henry Ohaus in charge of interior decoration. The Waggoner family continued to live in this home until 1976, when Harry K. Waggoner died. The heirs attempted to sell the mansion and grounds to a group of developers intent on demolishing the mansion and building new homes of the lands. By coincidence, a group of nearby businessmen who were seeking storage space called on the Waggoner heirs which a request to rent space. Upon learning of the potential property sale and demolition, the group started a fundraiser to acquire the property. The group raised one-quarter of the needed fiords,with one- quarter provided by the City, one-quarter by the State, and one-quarter from federal sources. In 1979, the Historical Society, finally purchased the 19.5-acre tract for a museum and public park. Property Staffing: Staffed entirely by the Historical Society membership, which has over 450 paying members. Very active membership with 21 Board members who sit on several committees from events bookings to renovation/rehabilitation committees. Five fundraisers a year are hosted at the property. The Historical Society has recently developed a long-range plan, with the goals of. • Infrastructure improvements to the main house. • Renovation of other outbuildings • Preservation of the swales--covered-wagon tracks • Walking trails on the estate grounds • Further development of materials for educators • Continued research and cataloging of artifacts. Property Activities And Funding:Funding is provided through the events and fundraisers held by the Historical Society. The Historical Society manages it funds through CD's and money market accounts. There is no affiliation with other institutions, such as the Harry Truman House or local universities. Grant writing is only undertaken with a special purpose in mind, such as the publication of a property brochure. Further, the home is only operational during tourist season from April 1 to the end of October, as it has proved financially unfeasible to keep the property operational during the off season. Unlike the Vaile, the Bingham-Waggoner keeps 100% of its profits. Very active event schedule which includes: • Rental space (grounds or building) for weddings, anniversaries,private or business meetings. Parties provide own caterer. Furniture not moved for events. However, private functions at the house take precedence over public use, and grounds can be closed for events. 1. Pittock Mansion—Portland, OR Ownership: Owned by the City of Portland in partnership with the Pittock Mansion Society. History: The Pittock Mansion was home to Portland pioneers Henry and Georgiana Pittock from 1914 to 1919, and the family residence until 1958 . They began planning and designing their new home in 1909. The mansion was completed in 1914, and when completed the estate included the mansion, a three-car garage, a greenhouse, and the Italianate gate lodge servants' residence, all situated on 46 acres of land almost 1,000 feet above downtown Portland. In 1958, Peter Gantenbein, a Pittock grandson who had been born in the house,put the estate on the market. The threat of demolition at the hands of land developers, and the extensive damage caused by a storm in 1962, brought concerned citizens together to raise funds to preserve the site. Seeing this popular support, and agreeing that the house had tremendous value as a unique historic resource,the City of Portland purchased the estate in 1964 for $225,000. Fifteen months were spent restoring it. The mansion opened to the public in 1965, and has been a community landmark ever since. Property Staffing: Six full-time City employees staff the Pittock, and oversee the following responsibilities: • Strategy,planning, support • Business events,tours, promotions • Exhibits, donations, press releases • Supervision,training, scheduling volunteers, and; • Membership, financial donations, memorials The City maintains the exterior, interior, and 46-acres (which are a city park and are available for public use) which surround the residence. The Pittock Mansion Society is a non-profit group that oversees some property operations. Membership is available for $25.00, and Society members oversee the volunteer program. Hundreds of members and volunteers are associated with the Pittock. Volunteers staff the gift shop and give tours. However, it is the City that is responsible for the overall management and direction of property operations. The Society is responsible for: • Smaller-scale fundraising activities, in partnership with the City; • Gift Shop operation • Tour coordination • Guided and self-guided tours • School tours (includes a workbook and video which place the Pittock in a wider historic context). • Motor Coach Tours Property Activities And Funding:Activities are extensive and ongoing. Approximately 90% of costs are covered by fees to various events and by building rentals—so the property operates at a nearly 10% annual loss. This,however, is acceptable to the City. The Pittock is not available for private events such as weddings, birthdays or anniversaries. However, events include: • Organized business or community group meetings. No overnight accommodations are available. Provides minimal meeting materials such as tables and chairs. Catering not provided by the Pittock. • Current exhibition of rare Chinese ceramics • Current exhibition from Oregon Historical Society of a prominent architect's drawings. • Current exhibition of antique wedding gowns. • Rooms in Bloom, a seasonal exhibition of floral arrangements by local florists. • Summer Solstice at the Pittock, includes; • Live music • Raffles • BBQ • Garden Tours • Children's activities = Information booths for gardening/landscaping. r f +� Bush House—Salem, OR Ownership: The City of Salem, stewarded by the Salem Art Association. History: The Asahel Bush House was built in 1877-78 and occupied by members of his family for the next seventy-five years. Bush is recognized as one of the prominent figures in Oregon history. He founded the Oregon Statesman newspaper and later the Ladd and Bush Bank, both of which still operate in Salem. During his lifetime he amassed a fortune and when he died in 1913,his estate was the largest to have come under provision of the state inheritance tax law up to that time. The home,built in the simplified version of the Victorian Italianate style, sat in the midst of a sizable estate. It was the focal point of a farm complex which included a large barn, a much-loved greenhouse, and open ground for pasturing cattle.Asahel III, or A.N. Bush as he was known,took up residence in the old family home. A.N.,who had succeeded his father as head of the Ladd and Bush Bank, was responsible for arranging that at his death,the house and grounds should be taken over by the City. Since 1953, the Salem Art Association has administered the Bush House as an historic house museum, and it remains part of the fabric of Salem life and a source of pride to the community. Property Staffing: Property Activities And Staffing:-The Bush House Auxiliary invites you to participate in the preservation and restoration of Bush House.Every year there are projects that must be undertaken to insure the maintenance and improvement of this lovely home and it is the Auxiliary,a part of the Salem Art Association,that performs these tasks. Trail End Historic Center/John Kendrick Mansion—Sheriden, WY Ownership: A State Historic Site administered by the State of Wyoming. History: The family residence of John Kendrick, who rose to statewide prominence as a US Senator and Governor of Wyoming. Construction of the main house, also known as the Kendrick Mansion, was begun in 1908 and completed in 1913. It was designed by Montana architect Glenn Charles McAlister. Trail End's stylistic influences are rather eclectic, with American Gothic, late Victorian, Edwardian and Prairie styles predominating on the interior; Flemish Revival with Neoclassical details on the exterior. A 3,000 square foot Carriage House also occupies the property. Trail End's 3.8 acres of grounds and gardens are thought to be the first professionally landscaped grounds in the state of Wyoming. Trail End was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970, and occupies space in a Sheridan, WY residential neighborhood. The home remained in family hands until the 1960s,when the potential sale put the home at risk to developers who sought to demolish the home for new, smaller home lots. The community was unable to purchase enough funds to buy the mansion, but the local historical society was able to fund the purchase of the 3.8 acres—the family then gave the home to the historical society at no extra cost. However, operating costs drained the resources of the historical society, so in 1982 the State of Wyoming bought the house and converted it into a historic house museum. Property Staffmg: The property is staffed by two full-time state employees, two part-time employees, and two summer seasonal employees. The Trail End Guild, Inc., is a support organization dedicated to the enhancement of the Trail End State Historic Site. Through its fundraising efforts and membership fees,the Guild has provided many extras to the site, including reproduction furnishings, flowers,trees,holiday decorations and exhibit pieces,plus a sound system,refrigerator and other support equipment. The property is only opened seasonally,from March 1 through December 14. Property Activities and funding: All profits from events and admission fees go back to the State. In turn, the property receives $30,000 per year from the State for all costs (salaries not included in this amount). The property is usually successful at returning the$30,000 per year to the State, however, any income over $30,000 remains with the State. For expenditures over the$30,000 budget,the property must request funds from the Legislature. However, the property has been highly successful is securing grants,generally in the form of: • Grants through the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) • Community Arts Partnership (CAP)grants Trails End is open for tours of both the grounds and residence. The home is fully furnished with period pieces (The Kendrick family held a furniture sale when the house was sold, but many in the community have donated the furniture back to Trail End), so rooms are not available for guests to enter. Plexiglass occupies the doorways to prevent entry. As most tours are self-guided(school groups are guided),this is necessary. Trails End events include: • Grounds can be rented for private events; however the house is not available for use. • Trails End sponsors a Christmas Open House,where some rooms are opened. • The Guild also sponsored home tours, where 5 to 6 substantial, historic homes (including Trails End)would be opened for a collaborative tour,usually part of Holiday season events. • The Carriage House is leased to a community theater group, open for productions. A small percentage of the proceeds go back to the State. • Trail End is attempting to formalize participation in local academic curriculum,with the school districts being charged a nominal fee. December'IC I'! North ROuse enue Dozemall. NIT 597 15 D-1,ar Cite Commissioners It has been brotiolit to m\ auentioll th-11 3 -J1C1-3SilCd PiVCC 01'BOYC!llWl'5 hI-;t0r\ iS Lit risk o.,' N:in- rent) ed "rolil oublic o-,%nership. ['he Stor, N,iwislon is a rc-,itictice locatvd in tile heart u,[' BoZell-lan's,ll'-sior.,C dimillkM11 I*CSIdenual dk1r;ct and is listed on tile National Registcrot'llistoric 1-'laces. It has a HN-k il'slon and 'is futurc became k ery bright:1.; J C161111-.1i eemer to be oil oved b\ the conlillmlitx for yours \01en tile Commission aCICLI 10 -dl0V, 111C C ItN' Of BOZC1111�111 tO PUI-ClIZA."C thC property trom the SAF"s M 20031. This act saved the Boxonlan rc-pon,s most historic residene-, Crom SiUnifi-C.illt PUII)iC 11101111CS 11CC11 j1lVC1;1CJ M dll'� -;t!*UCt11r,-' to date. From the Fcderal side. I !1,o6e %%ork'Cd 11 QUI-direction to secure S41)7. 050 in F1-2004 and 1,208,601) in I",—(6 1"or rehabilitation tit'tile I have ako %i rittvil letters of support 11t.11, tO I eslt)rii ills 1-Iorx as r-Cqueswd h\ tile ('11N. The Swr\ man.,,ion is 111-1portant to Bo/C111011, Mid R kNoUld he unflortumue to see ihis comnnunit% asset fia", out of tile -M11-111ii: 11-LISt. I ZIPJWVNA its: \OLIf*CO 11S KICI'Uti oil t)f 1311, SLII)okli-1 601. t113-.1 bUilL11111-1. .-SPCCLIIIV 3S J CU1tL;1--1I Ziflid -,-LIUC:111:1,onul cenw*l'. Llti \k)u coll-sider 11--, I'Lam-C. I.SB t1d, t. FrTcjl&tit'tk,: '%Zm% Man.,wr 11rcsid-11t \k advd Crivath.'. Monlana S:.av t Ilia.cr,;It% 'THE STORY MANSION AND PARK"LTE Mature cities with a sense of identity most always recognize and preserve some element of their historic built environment. Billings, Butte,Helena,Kalispell and other cities and towns in Montana have designated public historic structures for which they are known. Bozeman has the Story Mansion and Park. Bozeman is also blessed to have a good number of historic structures in our historic districts in private ownership. This collection adds to the quality,the character, and property values of all development within our borders. The public-at-large now has a sense of pride in ownership through public access to the Story Mansion and Park. The story of The Story's life under recent city ownership has been quite remarkable. It has quickly become part of the social fabric of the city with heavy use for private and public affairs. This has allowed it to surpass most expectations in earning a profit over the past years operations. The future of The Story is very much in our hands as represented by the City Commission. If we collectively maintain our enthusiasm and support for it,we will more than likely attract support from outside sources to finish the restoration of the second and third floors,plus the Carriage House. When finished it will be a good,economically viable facility and be well worth the investment we have made. Who are we as a people or as a city, if we should not take the responsibility of honoring our heritage? We and people before us have been generous in the creation of this community and I have confidence we will continue in that vein by incorporating The Story Mansion and Park as one of our crown jewels. Bob Hawks 703 W Koch Bozeman,MT 59715 406-587-1403 01 To: Friends of the Story, Board of Directors January 25, 2011 When the Bozeman City Commission purchased the Story Mansion, I thought at the time that it was a foolish purchase and wasted taxpayer money. On reflection and trying to find something good about the transaction, I rationalized that the Story might serve the community as the venue for a number of events such as weddings, meetings and conferences and if such rentals paid the operational expenses and some return on investment, that could justify the City's ownership and expenditure. Such public use could be viewed as tantamount, or better financially, than the city providing and maintaining parks for the public welfare at no "per usage" charge. If sufficient revenues could be generated then the City will have saved and preserved a historic edifice that holds an important place in Bozeman's background. My question was: Could a Business Plan demonstrate that a market exists for its use thereby making it plausible to generate enough income from events and occupancy to provide a return to the city in monetary and intrinsic value to make the Story a viable enterprise and investment? Within this time of reflection, I spoke with Jane Klockman who was involved with others volunteering their time as "Friends of the Story. I asked Jane if a Business Plan had been written. She answered "No, but we would be interested in having some help doing so". As a member of SCORE, (Service Corps of Retired Executives), a not for profit organization that provides help to emerging small businesses, I offered to see if our local Chapter would be willing to provide assistance in developing a Plan. My caveat was that if the Plan proved that the Story could not compete or if an insufficient market existed, then the persons supporting the Story would accept that fact and move on rather than waste time and resources on an ill-fated undertaking. Our SCORE Chapter authorized the project and a committee was formed to serve the Friends of the Story in the creation of a Business Plan. Gmail - Why we support public use and ownership of the Story Mansion Page 1 of 1 �J Dede Taylor<dedectaylor!?a gmail.com> Why we support public use and ownership of the Story Mansion 1 message Pierce Mullen<pierce3 a@bresnan.net> Thu,Jan 20,2011 at 10:18 AM To: info@friendsofthestory.org Dear Commissioners: We support continued public use and ownership of the Story Mansion because it is a valuable asset to our community and it helps define us as a progressive, liveable city. At the present moment, during a time of economic distress, some argue that these buildings and grounds are an expensive luxury and ought not be part of a city's inventory. Others continue to argue that philosophically it is just wrong for a city to be in the business of owning a facility which ought to be in private hands. The fact is that both arguments are valid, but complications arise because of the amount of funding received from outside sources specifically demands continued historical use. Like the bison and grizzly, the Story Mansion is part of our life and environment. It won't go away and until finally decided, will continue to vex all parties. There is absolutely no doubt that its location in the defining historical district of our city makes it the most visible issue concerning public/private ownership. Equally, there is no doubt that attempting to place it in private hands has not been successful and is not likely to be successful unless that decision is taken in accordance with the wishes of the voters of that historical district. The best and most likely outcome is that the Story Mansion remain in its present status as a park with a responsible group assisting with its use and management. Many have come to know and use this facility. It is not in the business of competing with private venues for these uses. It has provided employment for caterers and other service staff. When its full potential is available and in use, Bozeman will reap the dividends of its wise investment. Try to imagine that area stripped of these two buildings and filled with houses similar to those surrounding that block. Bozeman in that view becomes just another city with far less character than we now enjoy. We have this wonderful reminder of our city's life a century ago. We need a vision of what our city will be like a century hence. The Story mansion is for us, but it is also for our children and grandchildren to imagine and use. Thank you and your forerunners on the commsion for saving it. Pierce and Margie Mullen https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik--dOf3e2e94d&view=pt&search=inbox&th=I2da47... 1/20/2011 Resized Story Mansion PHoto-with Writing jpg- Gmail Page 1 of I a �` - LEl KEEP IT PUBLIC! '- ~ The Story r. Mansion.,. ` - on E A Vital Part of ---- Bozeman's Heritage! f �' h s Y ,, RQ i _aid https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=dOf3e2e94d&view=att&th=12d9c5435ae4b52b&a... 1/19/2011 Gmai.l - Statement of Support Page 1 of 1 Gm-- w Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmail.com> Statement of Support 1 message Michelle Gantt<michgantt@gmail.com> Tue,Jan 11, 2011 at 7:29 PM To: info@friendsofthestory.org Story Mansion Statement of Support "We,the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation a a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story, Inc, a non-profit organization that represents the community, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion." Michelle Gantt 810 S. Willson Bozeman, MT 59715 https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=dOf3e2e94d&view=pt&search=inbox&th=12d780... 1/19/2011 Gmail - Statement of Support Page 1 of 1 Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmail.com> Statement of Support 1 message Adele Lassiter<yeliowstonegirl77@gmai1.com> Sat,Jan 15, 2011 at 5:55 PM To: info@friendsofthestory.org Here is my statement of support: We, the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation a a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story, Inc, a non-profit organization that represents the community, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion." Adele Lassiter, Bozeman MT https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=dOf3e2e94d&view=pt&search=inbox&th=12d8c5... 1/19/2011 GmaiI - Support for Bozeman ownership of Story Mansion Page 1 of 1 µ Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmail.com> Support for Bozeman ownership of Story Mansion 1 message Daniel Smith <dan@oolitemedia.com> Tue,Jan 18, 2011 at 6:25 PM To: info@friendsofthestory.org "We, the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation a a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story, Inc, a non-profit organization that represents the community, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion." Daniel J. Smith, President ooLite Media (formerly Earthtalk Studios) Web ( CD-Rom I DVD J Video ( Exhibits Tel. 406-570-6474 https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=dOf3 e2e94d&view--pt&search=inbox&th=12d9be,.. 1/19/2011 Gmail - signature Page 1 of 1 i Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmail.com> signature 1 message Newhouse, Meta<meta.newhouse@montana.edu> Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 6:56 PM To: "info@friendsofthestory.org"<info@friendsofthestory.org> "We,the undersigned,support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation a a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story,Inc,a non-profit organization that represents the community,towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion." Meta Newhouse Michael Newhouse ------------------------------------------------------------------- Exaspirin:Any bottle of pain reliever with an impossible-to-open child-proof cap. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Meta Newhouse Asst.Professor in Graphic Design Montana State University School of Art 213 Haynes Hall Bozeman, Montana 59717 406.994.4502 main office 406.600,6532 cell https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=dOf3e2e94d&view=pt&search=inbox&th=12d9bf.., 1/19/2011 Gmail - statement of support Page 1 of 1 k GM Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmail.com> statement of support 1 message Eric and Eleanor Barker<barkerfamily@bresnan.net> Tue,Jan 18, 2011 at 9:10 i'M To: info@friendsofthestory.org Dear Friends of the Story Mansion, My wife and I wholeheartedly support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation as a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story, Inc, a non-profit organization that represents the community, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion. Sincerely, Eric and Eleanor Barker https:Hmail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik. dOf3e2e94d&view=pt&search=inbox&th=12d9c7... 1/19/2011 Gmail - statement of support Page I of 1 Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmai[.com> statement of support 1 message Emily Hooker<emily@owmiho.com> Tue,Jan 18, 2011 at 10:28 PM To: info@friendsofthestory.org Story Mansion Statement of Support "We,the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation a a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story, Inc, a non-profit organization that represents the community, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion." Emily Hooker 1102 South Third Ave. Bozeman, MT 59715 https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=d.Of3e2e94d&view-pt&search=inbox&th=12d9cb... 1/19/2011 Gmail - Statement of support Page 1 of 1 Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmail.com> ffttkS;It; Statement of support 1 message Alan Hooker<alan@owmiho.com> Tue,Jan 18, 2011 at 10.48 PM To: info@friendsofthestory.org Story Mansion Statement of Support "We, the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation a a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story, Inc, a non-profit organization that represents the community, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion." The Story Mansion is too valuable as a Park, a Green Space, and a Historic site to simply sell it. l can not understand why any current of former city official would want to sell it for a short term gain of a few dollars that will make little difference in the city's overall budget. The concept of selling the Story is no different then tearing out the copper plumbing in one's house in order to sell it for scrap. MSU raised$10 million in order to alter a building that will be used only a handful of times per year by a select few people. The Story needs to raise only a fraction of that amount for a building that can be used every day of the year by any one in the city. Alan Hooker https://mail.google.com/maiV?ui=2&ik=dOf3e2e94d&view=pt&search=inbox&th=l2d9cd... 1/19/2011 Gmail - support Page 1 of 1 CP GmJ 1 Dede Taylor<dedectaylor@gmail.com> b,4 e3c?•:�' support 1 message Nonnie& David Thompson <svbittersweet@gmail.com> Wed,Jan 19, 2011 at 12:06 AM To: info@friendsofthestory.org Story Mansion Statement of Support "We, the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation as a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with The Friends of the Story, Inc, a non-profit organization that represents the community, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion." Nonnie & David Thompson https://inail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&i"Of3e2e94d&view=pt&search=inbox&th=12d9d1... 1/19/2011 Story Mansion Statement of Support We, the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation as a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. We urge the City to work with friends of the Story Inc:., a non-profit organization, towards completing the rehabilitation and achieving the sustainability of the Mansion. Signature dame Address E-m •'l �JZ �V�":�-elf �3 ��t„tea LAW L 41t _ hut, i r j �sfi�° �i�e.S�hoid \ t� hYQstat, LA 10 yJ 1 � 15 . r Story Mansion Statement of Support We, the undersigned, support the City of Bozeman in the ownership of the Story Mansion and its continuing operation as a community venue and park for the enjoyment and use of all. 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